Zero Liquid Discharge for Inland Desalination

Abstract

Describes a process train for zero liquid discharge including primary RO, concentrate treatment process or processes, secondary RO, brine concentrator (thermal desalination), and evaporation pond. Reports the results of a process using five brackish water sources representing a broad range of water quality characteristics. Research partner: California Energy Commission. Published in 2007.

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Zero Liquid Discharge for Inland Desalination

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07/12/2007

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Zero Liquid Discharge for Inland Desalination

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Zero Liquid Discharge for Inland Desalination

Beneficial and Nontraditional Uses of Concentrate

Guidelines for the Use of Stainless Steel in the Water and Desalination Industries

Method of Producing Commercially Viable Ceramic Bi-Polar Bi-Layer Nanofilter Membranes

Understanding Pyrolysis for PFAS Removal

Understanding the Value Proposition for Thermal Processes to Mitigate PFAS in Biosolids

Evaluating Innovative and Sustainable Treatment Options for Biosolids

Leading Water Utility Innovation